Recent content by Brent1970

@sdifox: Would disabling "router functionality" just make the router a ..switch at that point? I guess I'm unclear about that. Plus disabling the Wi-Fi network doesn't seem like a good thing especially since I thought that was what it was supposed to be bridging from - the Wi-Fi network subnet...

@Elixer: On the "At a glance" page in the router it has a button to turn on Bridge mode but when I turn that on it immediately gives me a warning popup, to wit, "Enabling bridge mode will disable Router functionality of the Gateway and turn off private Wi-Fi network. Do you still want to enable...

@Boomerang: No, I already configured the printer to get an auto-assigned IP which it did from the switch I have hooked up to an ethernet port on the back of the router. Thats not the problem. The problem was the dual subnets - one subnet from the ethernet ports on the back of the router and a...

The Comcast router is a Cisco DPC3941B. It has 4 ethernet ports on the back of it and its dual band wireless. It doesn't give me much information about the ethernet ports, tbh. No where can I find where it says what subnet it is but I know from plugging a switch into it that its 192.168.0.x...

Hey guys, I have a non-wireless printer connected to a switch which is connected to the switch on the back of a Comcast router. The PC is connected to the same router but via wireless. Now, the wireless was set to a different subnet so I could not get the PC to print to the printer. I logged on...

Ok, I took out the dGPU and just used the iGPU with nothing plugged in but the cpu/ram/psu. It powers on, powers off, powers back on and stays on with nothing ever showing on the monitor. No beeps. The MemOK LED is flashing once per second however, if that means anything. All the fans are...

Hello, BonzaiDuck. Yes, I hooked the monitor up to both dvi slots on the dGPU and then the dvi slot on the iGPU. Nothing on any of them. I just thought it was kind of weird that with the first RAM it would endlessly powercycle but with the second RAM it stays powered up but just doesn't do...

Hi, Meghan. I will certainly try what you have suggested tonight after work, thanks. As for the fault codes - nope, no fault codes. I would have thought there would be some too. Omg, I hope its not the 570 thats DOA, thats going to suck. =/ On another note, however, if a hdd is going out...

Yeah, sorry. I did install a dGPU, EVGA gtx 570 classified. I actually installed all the components (my first build). CM Haf X Asus p8z68-v PRO/GEN3 i7 2600k Gtx 570 Classified 8GB G Skill Ripjaws X 1600mhz (then 8GB Corsair Vengeance 1600mhz) Seasonic platinum 860w I did in fact press the...

Hey guys, I bought a ASUS p8z68-v PRO/GEN3 motherboard along with a i7 2600k and 8Gb G.Skill Ripjaws-X 1600 ram. After it was all put together and I tried to boot it up it would just cycle. It would look to be powering everything up then shut down, restart and do the same thing again, over...

http://www.evga.com/products/moreInfo.asp?pn=025-P3-1579-AR&family=GeForce%20500%20Series%20Family&sw= Normal 570 with 2560MB http://www.evga.com/products/moreInfo.asp?pn=012-P3-1572-AR&family=GeForce%20500%20Series%20Family&sw= Same 570 but Superclocked with only 1280MB...

Hey guys, something I've always wondered was why manufacturers such as EVGA will sell you a, say, GTX 570 with 2560mb ram on it unoverclocked but if you want them to pre-OC it for you, they cut the amount of vram in half? Why would they do that? If its considered a highend card and is...

lol I'm hardly bragging on a mostly unfinished setup. I like to have "room to grow" if possible, its why I got the 2600k instead of the 2500k. I've been dabbling in some video processing and found the 2600k would be better for that. Also, the extra ram may not be needed for gaming but for gaming...

The rest of the rig is an ASUS p8z68-v pro/gen3 mobo, intel 2600k with a Coolermaster Haf X case. Haven't gotten ram/psu/etc yet. I was thinking 16GBs of ddr3 but I've been researching different ones because of CAS latencies.

Well, I'm just taking a stab at the resolution. Most of the rigs I've owned have not been stellar and that goes for monitors as well. I don't know really - 1920 x 1080? Its going to be output to a http://www.viewsonic.com/products/vx2450wmled.htm Viewsonic 24" monitor, which sadly, is the...